October 2024 Submissions - How To Fix Your Art

[Julia Hegetusch]

@Zachary-Schrage love this️

[Napoleana]

Finally my first submission, even though I've started on several illustrations for previous prompts. Had to keep it simple as I'm traveling right now. I really liked the prompt of this month, and it's great to see so many interpretations.

[franh]

The picture is set at some glamping pods in the mountains. The little girl and the Shetland pony made friends whilst the girl and her family were staying there, but now it is time for the family to leave and they must say goodbye.

[Malachi Hudelson]

hey this is my first time doing HTFYA so happy to be here!!!

[Zachary Schrage]

@MarcRobinson thankyou!!

[Sunniva]

@Victoria-Slight Thank you so much

[Patrick Johns]

[Karen Hobart]

@MarcRobinson great stuff, as always!

[MarcRobinson]

@Karen-Hobart thank you Karen!

[Ellie]

Hi everyone! Here is my first submission to HTFYA All of your submissions are so amazing! I love seeing how everyone interpreted the prompt so differently

[Arthur Campling]

Here's my entry. I don't think I really managed to get the message through, but I thought the illustration became pretty funny.

[A Former User]

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[A Former User]

@Arthur-Campling Hey Arthur, i like the art style here and it gives me old picture book vibes i liked in my childhood

[Serj Albert]

Reuploading as I'm not sure the first submission went through First post on the forum, entry for Saying Goodbye

[Oana]

Colouring is still quite an endeavour for me! I think it's done... and still with some time left! And it seems I really can't do serious prompts

[OBissex]

First time submitting to HTFYA!

[Henry Compton]

Question for any watercolor artists: I'm pretty new to the watercolor game, do you folks usually ink AFTER you paint? Or do you ink FIRST and then paint over it?

[Arthur Campling]

@nohdee Hey thanks! Tried out a quicker style then my usual tiny-brush-rendering-style

[Arthur Campling]

@Henry-Compton Nice piece! I did read that Peter De Seve first does a pencil-drawing, then paints an undertone (like burnt umber) and then he draws with ink, paints some more, and then draws again with ink. I've got a guide from him that I can send to you if you would like?

[Henry Compton]

@Arthur-Campling Wow, that’s such an interesting process, I didn’t expect that. Yea if you sent me that guide, I’d appreciate it a lot!